This presentation aims to demonstrate the results of the examination of the communication related occurrences stored in the European Central Repository for Aviation Accidents and Incident Reports (ECCAIR). To obtain relevant data for the study, occurrences related to language and phraseology were extracted. The classification showed in which phases of flight communication breakdowns are most likely to occur and why. This presents useful insights into how incidents could be prevented. In addition, the results of a survey pilot and controller survey from around the world will be presented on the use of standard phraseology and English language in aeronautical communications
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is currently implementing a program to improve ...
In response to multiple airline accidents involving pilot-ATC communication breakdowns, ICAO impleme...
This article will briefly explore the role of communication in aviation safety, especially as commun...
A systematic linguistic review of accident investigation reports contained in the Air Safety Network...
The presentation addresses firstly the role of English language proficiency within communication, an...
This paper describes some initial investigations into the possibilities of using state-of-the-art la...
Flight safety in the aviation industry is a number one priority all over the world. It is provided b...
English is the basis for aviation communications worldwide creating challenges for both native and n...
The purpose of this handbook is to support accident investigators in the identification and consider...
In an increasingly multicultural and multilingual aviation industry, it is important that accident i...
In addition to English proficiency, language awareness and intercultural competence have been identi...
Feedback on occurrences and some safety studies prompted ICAO to recommend new language proficiency ...
The workshop intends to cover some trigger issues in air-ground communications that can lead to an u...
A lack of English proficiency and failure to use standard phraseology played a role in the world’s l...
Ziel dieser Diplomarbeit ist die Thematisierung sprachlich bedingter fehlerhafter Kommunikation in ...
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is currently implementing a program to improve ...
In response to multiple airline accidents involving pilot-ATC communication breakdowns, ICAO impleme...
This article will briefly explore the role of communication in aviation safety, especially as commun...
A systematic linguistic review of accident investigation reports contained in the Air Safety Network...
The presentation addresses firstly the role of English language proficiency within communication, an...
This paper describes some initial investigations into the possibilities of using state-of-the-art la...
Flight safety in the aviation industry is a number one priority all over the world. It is provided b...
English is the basis for aviation communications worldwide creating challenges for both native and n...
The purpose of this handbook is to support accident investigators in the identification and consider...
In an increasingly multicultural and multilingual aviation industry, it is important that accident i...
In addition to English proficiency, language awareness and intercultural competence have been identi...
Feedback on occurrences and some safety studies prompted ICAO to recommend new language proficiency ...
The workshop intends to cover some trigger issues in air-ground communications that can lead to an u...
A lack of English proficiency and failure to use standard phraseology played a role in the world’s l...
Ziel dieser Diplomarbeit ist die Thematisierung sprachlich bedingter fehlerhafter Kommunikation in ...
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is currently implementing a program to improve ...
In response to multiple airline accidents involving pilot-ATC communication breakdowns, ICAO impleme...
This article will briefly explore the role of communication in aviation safety, especially as commun...